Table under two
columns. The first column is titled "False submissions in Writ Petition by the
Applicant" and the second column is titled ... poisoned
by anyone reporting to filing of false affidavits or giving of false
statements and fabricating false evidence in a Court of Law. The
stream
Table under two columns. The first column is titled
"False submissions in Writ Petition by the Applicant" and the second column is titled ... poisoned
by anyone reporting to filing of false affidavits or giving of false
statements and fabricating false evidence in a Court of Law. The
stream
Equivalent citations: AIRONLINE 2019 MP 194
[1]
WP-23456-2018
The High Court of Madhya Pradesh
WP-23456-2018
( RAMESHWAR PRASAD KUSHWAHA Vs THE STATE ... submits that petitioner has been falsely
Digitally signed by SAIFAN KHAN
Date: 12/01/2019 17:26:00
[2]
WP-23456-2018
implicated in various
that the petitioner tried to mislead
this Court by filing a false writ petition, which is unwanted and not at all
desirable. Since the petitioner ... committed a crime by misleading this Court
and filing a false writ petition, he is directed to pay costs of Rs. 50,000/-
(Rupees fifty
filed the first writ petition, while
filing the second writ petition, owing to which, the said writ
petition stood dismissed in default vide order dated ... viii) of the Act 1989, for the
filing of a false criminal writ petition by the appellant in the High
Court of Delhi, and further
this petition, which was originally presented "as Criminal
Writ Petition in Civil Writ Petition No.1986 of 1993", the petitioner has
termed ... aforesaid writ petition resulting in
dismissal of the writ petition. It is thus alleged that respondents
committed the aforesaid offences by filing false affidavit
this petition, which was originally presented
"as Criminal Writ Petition in Civil Writ Petition No.1986
1 of 11
::: Downloaded ... aforesaid writ petition resulting in dismissal of
the writ petition. It is thus alleged that
respondents committed the aforesaid offences
by filing false affidavit
appellants who happened to be the police officials. The eye-witness
had falsely been implicated in serious criminal cases. There had
been FIR against Paramjit ... false cases. They could
muster the courage to speak only after getting proper
security/protection under the orders of this Court passed in the Writ
been admitted by PW1 himself, the possibility of false
implication was clearly writ large. It has finally been pleaded
that as no weapon had been
that right from very beginning, the
prosecution had started making efforts to falsely implicate the
7
Ramlakhan @ Mohar Singh Vs. State ... mentioned
stand taken by the complainant, the over implication/false implication
of the appellants is writ large.
It is further submitted that even otherwise
